Oregon Bond Residential Loan Program (Cash Advantage).
The flagship Oregon DPA program. Pairs a discounted bond-rate first mortgage with a 3% cash advantage — DPA that can cover down-payment and closing costs. Layers on top of FHA, VA, USDA, or conventional first mortgages. Income limits typically run $115,000–$145,000 depending on county and household size. Purchase price caps in the $475K–$575K range across most of Oregon.
For lower-income borrowers, Oregon Bond also offers a Rate Advantage option (no DPA, but a deeper rate discount). We model both side-by-side.
VA Loans In Oregon.
Oregon has roughly 280,000 veterans, with major concentrations around Portland (Joint Base Lewis-McChord is technically across the river in Washington but draws Oregon residents), Salem, and Eugene. The 2026 baseline VA loan limit in most Oregon counties is $832,750. Hood River and a few coastal counties hit higher tiers. Full-entitlement veterans can go above the limit with no down payment.
Conventional & Jumbo.
Portland and Bend both run home values that frequently exceed the conforming limit. Our jumbo lender bench has appetite for Pacific Northwest files specifically — particularly second-home and resort-area mortgages around Sunriver, Black Butte, and the Bend/Redmond corridor.
FHA In Oregon.
2026 FHA single-family limits in Oregon range from $524,225 (baseline) up to higher tiers in Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties (Portland metro). Most Oregon FHA files run between $600K-$700K loan limits. We confirm the specific number for your county at pre-approval.
Non-QM For Oregon's Self-Employed.
Oregon has a high share of self-employed residents — creative professionals in Portland, growers and viticulturists in the valley, and small-business owners across Central Oregon. Our bank-statement, 1099-only, and asset-depletion Non-QM programs serve files agency lenders can't touch.